And I used to be able to use my nick to search for something that I know I posted, no longer possible either – searching for Swordslayer curveControl …
I stopped contributing to the forums once I found that the many of the new topics after transition were not indexed by google so I couldn’t find what …
This is the problem: g = (dotNetClass “Autodesk.Max.GlobalInterface”).Instance g.CoreInterface –> this is all that’s needed to break everything g…
Also searching stuff on googlo now gets rather confusing, try searching for ‘CGTalk Real time refresh/upgrade rollout background’. You get this: Bu…
Few more reasons to fo it the way denisT showed: with global declaration outside of the brackets, when you collapse the brackets, you still know wha…
Yeah, everything is in the process of being ported over – last time it was discussed (the migration was a focus of max 2018 so around that time), the …
Klvnk: the condition is still true it’s just f1 = f2 Yeah, technically that’s true, it’s just that you can’t tell what the direction will be with…
Unless you have an edge that has the same polygon to both its sides, which is common enough (and the simplest way to get it is to have two concentric …
Ugh, aside from the aforementioned forums there’s really lots of info everywhere, like MXS Theory or MAXScript | VK (you can find stuff like this ther…
When the point or object is transformed, it’s a lottery which point will get slightly different value. It’s not like it’s a general case as you presen…
You’re aware of the inherent imprecisions of floats (single-precision ones here), right?
I prefer not to mess with global scope when not needed With C# you could do it directly, mxs .net access is missing the ability to cast .net types …
See Edit Curve Control for an example of how to edit mapcurves.
Sure, that’s the intent. As I said before, best would be if you added edit mesh modifier on top and went through selecting vertices one by one and see…
There’s no universal approach but for quad based meshes, it’s handy to have a few functions to abstract the most frequent tasks, functions like addQua…